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The Arc Jackson County

The Arc Jackson County’s primary focus is supporting people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

The Arc Jackson County’s primary focus is helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. Our programs include: K-12 Enrichment Activity Scholarships; Direct Support Person (DSP) Program- connecting individuals with IDD to attendant and respite care providers; Covid Support Program- providing monetary relief (rent, utilities, phone, childcare) and information for individuals and families who have tested positive for Covid-19; Future Planning- providing individuals and families assistance with preparing for meaningful futures; Advocacy, information, and referral; Social activities, Emergency financial assistance for the IDD community and their families via our Ken Wonderly Memorial Fund; Low-income housing; and Comprehensive online Community Resource Guide

10/24/2025

See you tonight!

10/23/2025

10/20/2025

We can't wait to see you on Friday!

10/17/2025

Do you have questions about special education? Then you won't want to miss this.
Register here:https://forms.gle/SAJiNavKWWB2Szni7
¿Tienes preguntas sobre educación especial? No te lo pierdas. Regístrate aquí:https://forms.gle/SAJiNavKWWB2Szni7

10/15/2025

Don't miss the Halloween Dance this year! Mark your calendars for next Friday.
See all you ghouls and gals then.

10/14/2025

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121 N Central Avenue
Medford, OR
97501

Website

http://www.thearcjackson.org/

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The Arc Jackson County’s primary focus is helping people with intellectual and other related developmental disabilities (i/dd) and their families. Our programs include: Advocacy, information, and referral; respite care referral and financial assistance to caregivers caring for loved one’s - regardless of their age or special need -through our DSP program; home-based respite care for children, adults, and seniors with special needs through our Direct Support Professional Program in Medford and Ashland; social activities, such as our annual Christmas party, summer picnic and First Saturday Dance, in collaboration with eight other agencies; emergency financial assistance for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families via our Ken Wonderly Memorial Fund; low-income housing; comprehensive online Community Resource Guide; and our newest programs, Future Planning, offering individuals the opportunity to develop a detailed plan outlining resources, both locally and nationally, goals and desires. a g; and HealthMatters, assisting people who experience i/dd increase their health and wellbeing.